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Jan 22, 2008, 08:10 PM
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help me overclock my E6750
ok i just got a new rig and it has and asus x38 mobo in it allso i have the asus silent knightII for cooling my cpu is runing @3.61 right now without voltage increase with a 450 fbs and ram @1080 from 1000.
so how do i get it to go higher i have never overclocked befor so i tryed to up the voltage but it dosent seem to work the system hangs every time. |
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Jan 22, 2008, 08:14 PM
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I doubt you are stable without voltage increase at that...
Download Orthos and run it, probably see an error within 5 minutes. Honestly most people quit on those around 3000-3200, they only have an 8x multiplier, so turn its a e6420 with a 1333mhz bus and G0 stepping. To get 3200 stable I can run at 1.2 volts, to get to 3600 stable I need to bring it up to 1.45 volts.
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ok so i whent into the bio and uped the volts to 1.45 where it said vcore is that the right place bc on cpu-z it says it's at 1.368 v
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Jan 22, 2008, 08:28 PM
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i ran orthos and it shut my comp down is that suposed to happen
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Thermal Control, C1E or Intel Speedstep if not all of them, they all should be disabled if you are looking for a big overclock. Also like I said download orthos and make sure your current clock is even stable, because I very highly doubt it is, and if you error at the wrong time with your processor the results are completely unpredictable.
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Might want to read this while your at it here...
Get some general background knowledge before venturing further, I would return to stock clocks, read this and then continue, if you have more questions after that post up and we will be more than happy to help ya out. http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=30480 OH- PS**** It's long but well worth it in the long run!
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